Web 2.0 and the end of cyberspace

J. LeRoy on Web 2.0's Oedipal Trajectory:

The assumption of Web 2.0 is that the net is as pervasive in human existence as being on Earth is. I rarely leave Seattle to get to Earth. Earth's existence is pretty important to me, but I never have to leave where I am to get there. So "surfing cyberspace" is becoming similar to saying "going to earth".

So while Web 2.0 is based strongly on its cyberspace roots, it must kill some of the primary concepts of those roots to continue and better serve human interaction.

Dion Hinchcliffe asking "Will Web 2.0 kill cyberspace:"

Web 2.0: With human interaction the goal, is cyberspace the impediment?

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